RT Systems Programmer for the DR-735

Programming details to help you get the most from this radio.... especially colors!!

[@6.5mm_is_the_best_mm]

I have one correction for your excellent video. In order to use different colors for all of your memories and to select different colors for call, left, right, and air vfo bands you have to change COLOR MODE to MEMORY. The "ALL" setting in color mode allows only one color for standby, rx and tx that is applied to every setting. So, set color mode to "memory" to get full color functionality of memories and VFO. To set VFO left, right, AIR and call you must click on the Call-VFO Channels tab at the bottom of the screen. Set color mode in settings/radio.menu.settings at the top of the screen. Hope this helps someone figure out this awesome radio.

[@ItsEverythingElse]

I like having separate memory for calling frequencies. Surprised more radios don't do that.

[@dawn8718]

I know this is an old video but is there a way to enter listen only like fire frequencies using this software?

[@barryinn1778]

Which windows do you need to program this radio, windows 10 or 11 ?

[@butchwilson8212]

do you really have to have the transceiver turned on to fill in the programming information also where to you plug in the programming cable on the radio end

[@theduck5019]

No, you can play around with the radio setup without even having a radio, and save the file. You only need the radio (turned on), to read from it, or program it. The programming lead plugs into one of the external speaker jacks, the one nearest the fan. Good luck, Andy G8IPA

[@BlackHamRadioUniversity]

Do you have this software for Mac?

[@kthompson2155]

Not this one.

[@BlackHamRadioUniversity]

@@kthompson2155 I never understand why all these companies only make stuff for Windows only. Windows is the worst system one can ever buy. I just dont understand it. Its like a shoe store opening up and not selling any shoes that are size 1-13.

[@dennis72355]

Because Macs are less then 10% of the computer market.@@BlackHamRadioUniversity